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AI Is Slowing Down Tracker
- boombapoom 1y agoironic this was built with replit
- techpineapple 1y agoIs it increasing or decreasing? Need some graphs.
- skybrian 1y agoWhat should they graph? It's a list of AI-skeptical articles. I don't think we can conclude anything from that.
- techpineapple 1y agoAre the number or sentiment increasing?
- jppope 1y agothat can probably help indicate where we are in the hype cycle
- guluarte 1y agowho have guesses that glorified Markov chains are not the path to AGI
- WanderPanda 1y agoyou know whats a glorified Markov chain? The Universe
- DrNosferatu 1y agoAI has made FFmpeg easily usable to the mere mortal - that alone is a technological revolution.
- kylehotchkiss 1y agoTotal AI expenditure justified
- DrNosferatu 1y agoBut synthesizing FFmpeg commands is not the total gain from “AI expenditure”, is it? There are infinite similar use cases. I guess the killer app (for AI coding) will be a framework to successfully structure projects in appropriately sized complexity morsels LLMs can efficiently chew through. - Has Amazon’s Kiro truly managed this? - What other efforts are there in this direction?
- skydhash 1y ago> I guess the killer app (for AI coding) will be a framework to successfully structure projects in appropriately sized complexity morsels LLMs can efficiently chew through. AI is a step too late. We already have a solution. They are called SDKs and Framewoks. Where the few things left is the business logic which you'll gather in meeting. The coding is mostly tabbing (for completion), copy pasting (you already have something 80% similar), and refactoring (a new integration is needed, and the static configuration isn't going to cut it). A lot of the coding work is hunting down bugs (because you assumed instead of knowing) and moving things around in a way that won't make the whole thing crashes.
- DrNosferatu 1y agoThat’s not true for me at all: AI gives me near-instant distillation of tomes of documentation, that before, I would have to fairly understand to make progress. Now that has become instant and near effortless - if this isn’t a technological revolution, then I don’t know what is. (AND it writes - at least - the boilerplate code for you) Beyond the internet and the microcomputer (we’re clearly at this level nowadays), I think AI is on its way to become a technological revolution as big as Electricity - watch this space.
- rpdillon 1y ago
- nopinsight 1y agoMore than half of the 2024 links, about 15, appeared between o1-preview’s September launch and a few days after o3’s late-December announcement. That span was arguably the most rapid period of advancement for these models in recent years.
- rovaughn 1y agoYeah. At first this tracker sounded like it was meant to be cynical about AI progress, but I found the tweet from the creator when he published this tracker (https://x.com/petergostev/status/1960100559483978016 https://x.com/petergostev/status/1960100559483978016): > I'm sure you've all noticed the 'AI is slowing down' news stories every few weeks for multiple years now - so I've pulled a tracker together to see who and when wrote these stories. > > There is quite a range, some are just outright wrong, others point to a reasonable limitation at the time but missing the bigger arc of progress. > > All of these stories were appearing as we were getting reasoning models, open source models, increasing competition from more players and skyrocketing revenue for the labs. So the tracker seems more intended to poke fun at out how ill-timed many of these headlines have been.
- adt 1y agoSee also: “Bitcoin Is Dead” https://bitbo.io/dead/ https://bitbo.io/dead/
- returnInfinity 1y agoIt may have hit an intelligence wall But it still may increase productivity as adoption increases and more use-cases are discovered Either way, not enough data to short the stock or leveraged long.